The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-06-03
PERSONAL.

Col w. A. II. Boothby is visiting the cityi
Senator Smith of Waterford, was in town
yesterday.
Hon. William Senter has gone to Ban
gor to try his hand at the salmon. He is
stopping at Mr.. Nealley's in Brewer.
Miss Lucy LeProhon, formerly of this
city, is organist at the Catholic church in
Augusta.
DIR. Israel 7. Dana of this city, is in Wash
ington to attend the meeting of the associa-
ton of American Physicians.
Hon. William l.. Prince was sinking yery
fast at his residence in Cumberland yester-
day and his sons had arrived from Boston.
Frof. Y. 3. Helm, wife and son of Wash
lngton, ID. c., are domiciled for the summer
In the DR.. Perkins house at Pennington.
Ben Foster of North Arson, who has been
studying in Paris the past year, sailed for
home the 18th insts
Judge Page, collector of internal revenue
for the consolidated districts, is in the city
He is staying at the United States with Dep
uty Collector Cromwell
Hon. S. L. Milliken has accepted an invita-
tion to speak in Ellsworth on the Fourth of
soldiers monument.
Captain Daniel Brown of the steamer
Kineo at Moosehead, and Icing a resident of
Mount Kineo, leaves for California in few
days with his family.
Gen. s. j. Gallagher and Dr.. Geo. III.
Brickett of Augusta, returned from their
Washington trip to the National drill, We'd
nesday
Mr.. Howard Winslow, bookkeeper for the
past IL years for Deering, Richardson & Co.,
has been taken into partnership and the firm
is now, Deering, Winslow & Co.
Judge E. M. Wood, agent for the Ameri-
can Express at Camden, has resigned and
Mr.. Frank S. Sherman has been appointed.
Judge Wood has held the position for forty
| years.
Baggage Master Charles N. Whitehouse
has charge of one of the night Pullman
| trains between this city and Bangor in place
| of Conductor Judkins, who is taking short
| vacation.
Canon Wilberforce spent yesterday driving
about the city with Gen. Dow He was
much interested in the "spilling ROOM at
the City Building and the method of destroy
LIB DNA1SU A1uOlo. uC Will UktdCu
in Trinity church, Boston, next Sunday by
invitation of Rev. Philips Brooks
Miss Minerva P. Donnell of Bowdoinham,
talented young woman, formerly teacher
In the Bowdoinham grammar school, and al
so for some time an inmate of the family of
Congressman Mckinley of Ohio, and CON-
panion of Mrs. Mckinley, died at the Maine
General Hospital Memorial Day, of peritoni-
| tbs.
AT the National drill, at Washington, the
first prize of $1,000 to Cadet Corps, for best
infantry company from any regularly estab-
lished military school or university, not I'M
der United States control, was awarded to
the Michigan Military Academy Cadets.
This academy is under the charge of Maine
man, Col. j. Sumner Rogers, formerly of Or
rington.
Mr.. Mum, proprietor of the Scientific
American, has just departed for home after
fishing for salmon at Bangor Mr.. Mum
owns fine privilege on the Restigouche but
is so much pleased with the fishing in Ban.
gor that he has decided not to go into the
Provinces this year. He will return to
Maine in week or two and again lay siege
| to the Penobscot fishes.
| At the National Baptist Sunday School
Convention held in Minneapolis, Rev. B. p.
Snow of Maine, responded for the northeast
ern section of the country. Abiding to
Maine, he said that State had timber for
ships and timber for houses, timber for side
walks, for spools, for slate frames; and
some people thought they had way down in
Name timber for rulers. This was proba-
bly, construed as an indirect reference to
Blaine, and round OF applause greeted the
delegate from the Pine Tree State.
DR.. Fellows of Skowhegan, in company
with Prof. Boothby of the Boston Universe
ty School of Medicine, expects to sail fol-
Europe the 10th of June, to make special
study of surgery and the surgical diseases OF
women, in the Universities of Edinburg
| Heidelberg and Berlin. DIR. Fellows prac.
tice will be taken by DR.. VIM. M. Pulsifer Of
Waterville, a promising young physician
who graduated from the Harvard Medical
College, and this summer took degree from
Hahnemann Homeopathic College of Phila-
delphia.